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Tiny Java RSS / RDF / Atom Aggregator for desktop. Using Thinlet as interface, it's goal is to provide a cross-platform and lightweight feeder. Skins, antialiasing and multi-language support, because news reading needs to be the most pleasant possible!
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RevolvingProxy is a cross platform HTTP Proxy application that is designed to be installed on a server that has been assigned multiple IP addresses. Each connecting client is assigned a different IP address for security testing or other purposes.
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Multiserve is a multipurpose server application. Including support for HTTP, FTP, and much more, MultiServe was built in Java, and is tested to ensure cross-platform compatability. In addition, this project includes a few other network utilities.
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Amiant Navigator is a cross-platform plug-in based all-in-one file manager, media content viewer/editor/converter, archiver, text editor, ftp browser.
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BZbyte reports is a fully web based reporting solution created to provide a commercial quality cross platform professional open source alternative to expensive reporting packages such as Crystal Reports(tm), and others. Visit: http://www.bzbyte.com
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Power-packed cross-platform easy to use and install e-commerce solution. It does not require installation of other software because everything is included. It generates storefronts and marketing Froogle feeds. It also facilitates listing items on eBay.
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VirtualPVR is a project to create cross platform peer-to peer PVR software that is easy to install. The goal is to have an interface for viewing, recording, and publishing multimedia content on a PC or television set. The software is written in Java.
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This is going to be a cross-platform Weblog client for desktop use. Bloggers can use it to visually edit weblog entries without knowledge of HTML. The client will support all popular weblog systems (APIs).
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MaxFisher is a powerful and convenient search engine for personal computers and intranets. MaxFisher can be thought of as a cross platform, secure and private replacement for Google Desktop.
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SolVE is a cross platform Local Shared Object Viewer/Editor written in Java using SWT. Local Shared Objects, introduced in Flash MX, stored as binary .sol files and more commonly known as "Flash Cookies," are somewhat akin to browser cookies.
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AnywhereAnyway makes it possible to view and fully-interact with one computer from any other computer or mobile device anywhere on the Internet. It is cross-platform, allowing remote control between different types of computers running different OSes.
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Aftershock is an open source Gopher server, developed using Java 1.4. It features configurability, security, performance, and cross-platform support.
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Finally! An extensible, cross-platform dynamic, static, or custom DNS update client! This simple Java program will keep your domain name always pointed at your computer. Supports multiple ways for obtaining IP, updating domain, and reporting errors.
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The MuPPIT is cross-platform, open source Multi-Purpose Peons Internet Toolkit written in Java and C++, providing a collection of new, useful applications for the average internet user.
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OggCarton is a cross-platform CD ripper, database, and web server for Ogg and MP3 files. Needs no external database or web server! <br> Linux and Windows require Java 1.4.1 (or later) installed. Java is included with Mac OS X.
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JavaPH is a client used for querying PH servers - distributed as a free, open source, cross platform, lightweight, app/applet. Future development tasks are to add ability to save XML, query multiple servers and collate results, and create documentation.
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Cross platform full text indexing, search, and preview. Supports any document that can be converted to plain text. Web-Start ready, 100% Java, uses the lucene search engine.
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jsp blog : A personal blog (weblog) that is written in 100% JSP. Made on Apache Tomcat and MySQL. Will ultimately be 100% cross-platform
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A cross platform implementation of an FTP client written in Java (Swing). Complete with bookmarks and parallel uploading and downloading (current release is feature incomplete). Yafta should work on any system with Java 1.3 or higher installed.
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jmom is a cross platform email client, written in java and taking advantage of SWT for a faster, native look and feel. Supports imap, pgp, ssl, and filters. Also an IM Client supporting AOL Instant Messenger and MSN Messenger, and CVS Client are in the
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This project is a JAVA-based version of Ringers. A fully-functional JAVA-enabled version of Ringers which allows for cross-platform/OS implementation of the Ringers software. This version includes its own NavBar based another project.
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A pure Java-based FTP server with a complete security structure, virtual directories/roots, object-based internal representation of files, and designed to be seemlessly cross-platform. Additional wish-list items will be posted shortly.
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JNerve aims to produce an open source Java implementation of a napster server. Using much of the excellent work already done by the opennap project, this project aims to be its Java counterpart, offering cross-platform compatibility.
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Java is great at networking & logic, but lousy at rendering. Flash is great at rendering, but is lousy at programming & networking. Together, Java (killer networking & logic)+Flash (killer rendering) = Killer Cross-Platform Apps in Browsers.
